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This Scottish Premier League game is due to kick off at 15:00 GMT, on Saturday, 26 February 2011, at Rugby Park, Kilmarnock. Kilmarnock’s recent form has dipped with only 1 win in their last 5 games, with their most recent outing being a 5-0 drubbing at the hands of a revitalised Aberdeen. In spite of all that, they still sit 4th in the table, 7 places and 14 points better off than today’s opponents, St Mirren.

This Scottish Premier League match is due to kick off at 19:45 GMT, on Tuesday, 22 February 2011, at McDairmid Park, Perth. St Johnstone’s recent form has been very up and down with 3 decent wins and a couple of defeats. Their defeat on Saturday against ICT came as a bit of surprise to a lot of people, and it would be fair to say that manager Derek McInnes was more than disappointed at the result. It is just those types of games that his team need to win if they’re to realise their ambition of a finish in the top 6.

The competition for football shirt sales intensifies every year with the top football shirt manufacturers going all out to try and compete with one another on design and popularity. Major international football tournament, like Euro 2012, always attract the most amount of attention and competition and the Euro 2012 football shirts look like being no different with huge sales expected for the new soccer jerseys.

This Scottish Premier League game is due to kick off at 14:45 GMT, on Saturday 20 February 2011, at St Mirren Park, Paisley. St Mirren continue to limp along at the wrong end of the table, picking up the odd point here and there to keep themselves clear of Hamilton Accies and the dreaded relegation spot, but they’re really looking pretty far from convincing. If Accies ever find their self-belief it could be all over for St Mirren.

This Scottish Premier League game is due to kick off at 12:45 GMT, on Saturday, 27 February 2011, at Fir Park, Motherwell. Motherwell were surprisingly beaten at home by St Mirren on Wednesday night, so that wasn’t exactly the result they would have been looking for ahead of a visit from a rampant Celtic outfit. Their last five results leave the jury still very much out on whether Motherwell manager Stuart McCall has stabilised the team or not and it’s hard to say if they’re going forward or backward. It seems to change on a game by game basis.

This Scottish Premier League match is due to kick off at 15:00 GMT, on Saturday 27 February 2011, at Ibrox Park, Glasgow. Rangers need a victory so badly following their heavy defeat to oldest rivals Celtic last time out. No-one in serious football circles is saying that that defeat was terminal for their title challenge, but it certainly did some damage. Rangers will obviously be looking to bounce back from that and a game at Ibrox is just what they need.

This Scottish Premier League game is due to kick off at 15:00 GMT, on Saturday 26 February 2011, at Easter Road Stadium, Edinburgh. Hibs have become the great unpredictables of Scottish football. For many, many years it used to be Partick Thistle, but now the baton has been well and truly handed over. These days, you just don’t know which Hibs are going to turn up. Will it be (a) the woefully inadequate Hibs whose defenders can’t clear a ball and whose strikers “couldnae hit a coo in the erse wi’ a banjo”? Or will it be (b) the majestic, magnificent Hibs that sweep down the pitch with immaculate passing to add yet another beautiful Derek Riordan goal to their tally?

Yet another tough game. in a long list of tough games, for Motherwell. This is their big derby game and Accies won here last time out. You can take that to mean that for this fixture, league positions count for nothing and form counts for nothing – as is the case in all local derbies.

New Chelsea front man Fernando Torres is used to being at the forefront of conversation. Be it his goals, international accomplishments, and even injuries the Spaniard is used to the attention. Yet following his 50 million pound move from Liverpool to Chelsea such terms as amateur, waste of money and lost have labelled El Nino.

Aberdeen will be desperate to get to this game, last Saturday’s fixture away to St Johnstone having being postponed due to a waterlogged pitch. They will be keen to continue their general upward trend of the last couple of months – if we ignore the skewing effect of their 3 games with Celtic in their last 5 outings.

United will be the team looking forward to this game while Accies must be dreading it. Their form of late has been dire and you can see the confidence draining from the side with each passing week. It is though, a bit of an strange situation – they have an excellent manager in Billy Reid; a man with a great reputation in the game, some decent players – Simon Mensing, the Paixao twins, and Mickael Antoine-Curier to name but four – but can’t seem to turn those assets into points.

Aberdeen had been having a horrendous season up until the appointment, a couple of months ago, of new manager Craig Brown as replacement for the unpopular Mark McGhee. When Craig arrived (from Motherwell, with his assistant Archie Knox), Aberdeen were hovering just one place above the relegation spot and the only way was down. Since then, Craig and Archie have completely turned the club around and now they are moving with a hitherto unfamiliar degree of confidence up the table. Apart from the now-customary defeats from Celtic, their recent form has been better than the 5-game record below suggests…